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PICT? OP' ???? <?? mm A Brief Story sition, It's and Buil ??? 4 Tho South Carolina Inter State and We City of Charloston, S. C., Dooombor 1, 1901 tion Company has beon ohartored by tho St stock of #250,000. Aotivo work upon tho K gross since about tho first of August last, an period that has olapsed sinoo then is without building. Tho sito of tho Exposition will 1 Hivor within a tnilo and a half of tho bupin< Tho grounds aro beautifully siluatod, and wi treatment. Ono half of tho grounds will Buildings, tho Midway Conoossirons and th show. Tho remaining part of tho grounds w boauty, and will bo dovotcd to tho buildings and tho soveral States of tho Union, whioh w description of thoarobitootual fcaturos of thi Tho Exposition grounds aro dividod iot< tho old Washington Uaoo Courso property a formerly tho Lowndos plaoo. Tho Arohitect *' ' , V \ t" ; A ?.v ^ HI * , t.mr tx . V'.jSSET ? - * * ^ ; ..JZ--* THECOTTON of developing tho Kaco Courso proper on pun asfarRspo88iblothonatur.il boauty of tho proporty has been employed for years for pur any importanoo having been given there sinoi part of tho grounds is ontiroly lovol. No hoi and builders, oould bo found. About 22 aon tho grounds for tho Midway Concessions. Tl a grand oourt at tho wostorn cxtromity of th< shapo somothing like an olongatod horseshoe, Exposition building, oooupying tho too of tin tho Agricultural Palaoo occupying respective buildings, with thoir connecting oolonnados, milo. Within tho horso shoo thcro will bo a with a lako in tho oontcr. A wide osplanado will surround this gardon. ifw * V* ' " THE PALACE OK M At the northern end of tho gardon thoro splondid view will bo obtained of tho maic opening out from thin point through groves o outer odgOB of tho walks around tho Harden * Just north of tho grand Plaza will stand tho the Cotton Palace, from whioh a view may bo with tho Sunken Gardon, and its treos and fl urround it. Eaoh of tho Exposition buildin aveiago width of 100 foot, and, as already st tho construction boing such that tho coloona ,jaT^ ' *""* ' -- " -v I.- ? , .v.- ,* ' m THE PALACE OF "held in slavery. [Continued from page I.J that the system of working thorn in stookadcs does not exist in this oounty further than wo havo reported. Probably not aB many as twenty men, oither as prinoipal or agent, either directly ar indireotly, have been engaged in this abuse. On the other hand, tho numbers of laborors and lienors who have violated tho law will doublo that number many times. We thereforo reiterato that the influenoe of this grand jury, and we do not hesitate to f?y of the oourt also, will not bo extended to enable any man to avoid a just oontraot, and that wo have found that moBt of tho labor contracts of the oounty are legal and just. If violations of just oontraots begin as a result of the investigation wo havo made, we suggest that warrants be worn oat and prompt punishment given. We have not undertaken to assume tho responsibility of prosoouting the laborers who have violated their oontraots, beoauso the position and influenoe of the landlord makes them < fully able to do that without assistance < from us. This special report has been 1 brought aboutx beoause of tho oppres i ion and abuse of men who were too 1 poor, too friendless, too ignorant and I ill of the Export r?r* 11 H o VAX UUI1UJ dings. at Indian Exposition will open in tbo , and closo .Juno 1, 11)02. Tho Exposiato of South Carolina with a capital Ixposition projoot has only boon in prod what has boon aooomphshod in tho t parrollol in tho history of exposition 30 on the oastorn bank of tho Ashloy 3sb oontro of tho City of Charloston. ill lend thomsolvos to tho most artistic bo dovotod to the Main CxpositioD o Administration offioos of tho grca' ill prcsorvo thoir prosont groat natural and exhibits mad j by tho Oovcrnmonl dll take part in tho Exposition Some o Kair will bo of goneral publio interest ) two main sections, ono onsistirg of nd tho other of the Wagoner farm, in Chief has adopted tho general plan i - . ?... >x>*: n W'L - - * *** ?' ~ _ .? ?s% %*? m -_?. * |B p ^ j , , , ^ ? -O PA LACK. oly oonstruotivo linos and of porsirviog Wagner plaoo. Tho Kaoo Course oly agricultural purposes, no raoos of o tho War botwoon the Slatos. This tor site, in tho opinion of expert artists 38 have boon roservod on this part of ho main exposition buildings surround 3 old Haoo Courso. This will bo in with tho Cotton i'alaoe, or main 3 shoo, with tho Cotntncrco l'alaco and ly tho two sides of tho shoo These will oxtond for a distanos of about one j Sunken (J ardon covering sevoral aoros, t of Alauioda about fit) feot in width t t W. f s ^ t ?liS|SEHB "r V *> I '% -/ ? aRICULTlllK. will bo a grand Plaza from whioh a i Exposition buildings. The vist as f palmotto trocs whioh will lino tl>o will oxtond for adintanoo of 2,000 feet. Auditorium building, directly opposito obtainod of tho ontiro Court of Palaoos, owers and tho sloping bankH whioh gs will bo iOO foot in longth, with an atcd, will bo oonnootod by colonnades, des oan bo bo used for exhibits. - ? . " rV- *1 """V. ^ . - t H sg* i h 1 ' 8 7 a fur - I "Mi -';^"?8 t i ^ Jill ! COMMERCE 1 often too dograded to aot for themhoIvch, but who are novcrtholess ontitled to the full protcotion of the law, and who booauso of thoir weakness ,( havo a peculiar olaim to our protootion. All ftf wVlirth 1H Munonltnllo I .... w> f?uavu ?M ?VM)'VU%* UI1J DUM mittcd. j Wafton Train Ambushed. < A wagon train and a detachment of I tho signal corps, together with six Ma- ( oabebo Hoouts wcro attacked by the in- 1 surgents about midway between the t towns of Silang and Datnasmarinas, in ' Cavito province P. I. Three Ameri- j oans were killed and two of the Maoa- i bebo scouts were wounded, whilo one , man is missing. Four horses and ono . mule were killed. Capt. Mair, with de- . taohments of infantry and oavalry from Bilang, arrived at the scono of the surprise too late to interoept the enemy's ! retreat. Liko Oliver Twist, children ask for c more when given Ono Minuto Cough 1 Cure. Mothers endorse it highly for 7 croup. 'It quickly oures all ooughs and 1 oolds and every throat and lung trouble. 1 It is a speoific for grippe ana asthma 8 and has long been a well known remedy I For whooping oough. J Dr. K. Norton. * Among the iptftlal attractions of fh btto of stattiafy and handsomely design tributine to the bounty of the poone. j nthnd will bo ofeoted, and at the otlu against whioh will grow during tho K tropical vines In the centra of tho I height and thirty foot in diamator. Wl visions of b auty. Toward tho fouth, t tho tow< rs at tho ontranoo to tho Midwt groves and minarets of tho Wagonor pi h? V v l\ <v vV% t v -WA V\ r~ to a*f fK*3s' 'i.r m "SB /: f THE ADMINIST1 Tho main Exposition building will ihn Agricu'tural I'alaoo, tho Mining anc Administration Building, tho Maohinoi Uruoturos dovotod to railroad oxhibits, I port. BonidoB all thcRO thoro will stand ng, thoruvoral Stato and City Building Tho Cotton IMaoo will ho tho nnHt will oovor upwards of 50,000 font of f ind at loant 100 foot ' . width. Ono of nagnili ont portior. In tho oontro of t ?f a height.of uioro than 150 fcot. Ir . fkr^;r- ^ *CL.*v hfSr*'* ' a *?.v . -V , A*v 1 k THE MINERALS AN] uots of the Cotton Mills of tho oountry, on manufacturing Stato of tho South an ho Union, it is cxpootod that tho displa; doto and attraotivo that haa ovor boon i Tho palaoos of Agrioulturo and Com oot of floor aroa, in addition to thoir co bout 20,000 f-quaro foot. Eaoh of thos mailer turronts at tho oornors, omphasit or podimonts. Tho intorior of thoso bu ioth offootivo arfistio trcatmont and pra rill bo carried at loast eight feot abovo t ipon tho oantiluvor prinoiplo, thus avoid rtmo work and emphasizing tho graoofu ho prinoipal domes and otrried through J* ?f - , ....jr"*'.-*** al*. THE M ACIIIN Tho Administration Building is of 1 >y tho cihoors and staff of tho Exposit rom tho usual stylo in dosigning this str md exists havo boon oombinod with it. >bout sovonty fivo foot in hoight and oao osser hoight but equally artistic design, ypo whioh will provail throughout tho } lovered with a wido ovor-hanging roof of k wido baloony or poroh will projoot boh lomo, whioh will bo three stories in hoif il . I ? iuri i no ovorn&Dging gallery. Tho Mineral and Forostry Building housand feet of floor spcoo. This build ninistralion Building. It will bo oirc ntorior will be opon from tho ground to trongth and solidity frill bo gained by 1 his structure boing sooured by speoial mtranocs. Tho windows of this buildin rhole effoot ot light and shade will bo $ ipanish Konaissanoo and tho 8panish Mi n Southern California and in Texas, boi All of tho main Exposition Buildioi ounding Court of Palaoes. WHAT II A GENTLEMAN. Sunner Morgan Hat Proven Himself to be Entitled to That Honor. What is a gentleman? Iho question has beon variously answerod. Admiral Sampson's v ow is that it requires cor ainspooifio r.dvantares of early eduoa ;ion and training to make a gentleman. If that is so, then gentlemanliness is in aoquired ait, not a natural gift. This is not a great advance on the old English social doctrine that gentlemen re bora, not made. Bat in this dem>oratio age and country noithcr high birth nor liberal eduoation is essential .o the making of a true gentleman. When Gunner Morgan, in spite of tho infavorable endorsement of his letter .0 Admiral 8ampson, oalled on tho later and expressed his regret that the >orrespondenoe should nave been so mblishod as to annoy the admiral, he vent no far to show himself a gentleman n the true sense of the term. It was i gentle deed, justifying Steele's ob ervation in the Tatler that "the spallation of gentleman is never to be tffizod to a man's oiroumstanoos, but o his behavior in them." Old Ohau o Court of Palaoei will be fountains sod ed eoltimns of the Spanish type, all ooni\t one aod of tho Surken flstden. a music ;r end a pergola or latioe wofk aereort Exposition period, tho mint beautiful of *182% thore will be a mi-dial ion feet in hioh evor way tho oyo looks, thcro will b) he groat Court of l'alaooa, towari the cant, iy, and looking across tho cfttranoo way tho aoo. 7 t ** 7"" L> A k ' ' , pgAisE .s 1 ' ! ? ' , # " f\\,? "'Ti f.jA I ? i M >* la*. '.t ATI ON BUILDING. bo tho Cotton Palaoo, tho Comrooroo l'alaoo, I Forestry Building, tho Auditorium, tho -y and Transportation Building, and othor :o restaurant purposos and to puhlio oomon tho Waecnor nlaoo tho Woman's Build s and tho Nogro Department, imposing of tho 10xpo?ition buildiogs. It 1 ?or Hpaoo, will bo 550 foot in longth tho foaturos of this building will lo a ho builcing will riso an imposing domo i this building will bo displajcd tho pro\ V ^ * _ " D K0KK3TY BUILDING. , and, as South Carolina is tho loading ootd tho second ootton manufacturing Stato of y in this building will bo tho most ormnado. uneroe will each oonlain ahout 40,000 square nnootirg arcadcp which will oontain in all 0 buildingH will liaro a orntaal domo and )g tho ontranoos to thoso as well as tho o m ilding has boon particularly designed for otioal utility. Tho windows in all bf thoso ho floor, tho roof trussoR being constructed ing tho usual mas-sing of unsightly wooden 1 linos of arohos and oirolos, starting from tho wings aid approaches, - , " """< *? './ ; KllY BUILDING. noat attraotivo doaign and will bo oooupied ion. Tho Arohitoot haa departod widely uoturo. Tho prinoipal Imposition entrances Tho oontral dotno of thia building will bo h wing will bo flankod by othor tow<ri of In harmony with tho Spanish Konaiaaanoo exposition arohitooturo tho building will bo 1 oorrugatod Spanish tiloa. At tho oontro lly into tho grounds. Inaido tho ocntral ;ht, a riohly doooratod oolonnado will supwill contain botwoon twenty and thirty ling will stand direotly oppoaito tho admlar in form, with flanking towers. Tho tho raftors and tho exterior effoots of iugo maasoH of walls, tho onriohmont of ornamontation of its prinoipal and sido g will bo high above tho floor line and the ;ained by ovorhanging wido oornioos; tho lesion typo of architecture, as exomplifiod ng combined in a most offeotivo way. g will bo oonneotod in tho largo oirolo suroors curiously spoil opinion. That he is gontil that doth gentle dedis ptill holds gooo in tho high oourt of o6tnmon senso. Wo speak of men "behaving liko gentlcmon," but the phrase is unhappy. A man oannot behave liko a gentleman unless he is one?for atfco tation or insincerity is itself bad uunnors. "Nothing oan constitute good hrnndincr l.hil. !>* *?/? . onn<l '? .. u?tv uvv UOiUIU IUI its foundation," says Hulwor. Thackeray's definition of a gontlemsn is one to which thousands of inon meanuro up who novcr saw tho inside of a oollogo or ovon a high sohool and havo no distinotion either of birth or wealth. "To ho a gentleman," says the author of Vanity Fair, "is to bo honest," to be gontle, to bo gonorous, to be brave, to be wiso, and, poEsesseingall theso qualities, toozoroiso them in the most graceful outward manner." The groat scientist Huiloy puts it a little different aud makes a just disticotion when ho says: I "Thoughifulnessfor others, gonerosity, modesty, and self respect are tho quali| ties whioh make a real gontleman or lady, as distinguished from the veneered articlo whioh commonly goes by that name." Jadged by theso high standards it is quito probable that thore are as many real gentlomon among the gunners as among the commissioned officers of UnOle Sam's navy.?New York World. ? -rtnrrnu 'iviaiy-Oi-W*.- ? d? . .-a .CSaa PS? THE I Grove's The formula know just what y< do not advertise tl their medicine if v Iron and Quinine p form. 1 he I ron malaria out o the Grove's is the Or Chill Tonics are ii that Grove's is s arc not experimen and excellence h only Chill Cure s the United States. WHAT IT l0bT.~~ rContinued fioui i age 1 I in l?rgo bums out of appropriations mado for exp inaos of tho 8r>artieh war during tho 55 It oongrcss. Tho navy oost. for tho two years 1897 and 1898, $('?:} 392,000, whilo for tho years 1901 and 1902 tho a| propria lions rtaoho? nearly $1-11 (100,000. For the payment of pensions the ap propria'innt show an increase of nearl> $8,000,000 for tho two jeais "In a word, this tablo shows that the prioo to tho people of tho policy of this administration that l.as been thtn-o upon them by tho Hopublioan party is, in round numbers, $100 (100,000 within a period of two years, and tho ha'f that is contemplated has not yot been put in operation.'* How's This? Wo offer Ore Hundred Dollars Howard f )r any caso of Uatsrrh (hat cannot bo ourcd by Hall's Catarrh Ouro. F. J. CHKNiSY A CO., Props., Toledo, O. Wo, tho undesigned, havo known F J. Cheney for tho last 15 yearH, and bclicvo him perfootly honorablo in ail bu<-ioc6B transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligation mado by thoir firm. West & Truax, Whole balo Dru* gist, Toledo, O. Waldinq Kinnam & Marvin, Wholosalo Druggists, Toledo, O. lla'l s Catarrh Curois 'aken inlornally, aoting directly upon tho blood and muoous surfaces of tho system. Price, 75c. per bottle. So.d by all druggists, rosiiaion'als free Hall's Family Pills are tho best. Prof lvison, of hoDaoooing, Md , suffered terribly from neu ilgt* of tho st< inach ai d indigestion for thirteen yoats and alter tho dootors tailed to euro him they fed him on morphino. 1 A friend advi-cd the use of Kodol D>spepbiaCuro and after takiog a few bottles of it ho says, ' It has cured mo < nHrcly. I can't say too much for Koiol Djspcpsia Curo." It digests wh*t>ou oat. I)r. K. Norton. Wilningtiii and Cinway Railroad. j ' Daily sxoept Sunday. | Southbound.?No. J07. j Loot* Hub 8 (X) pm i Loot* Iliana 8.10 pm I Arriva Chndbaurn 8 84 pm : Laava Chadboura... 6 86 pm ; Loavs Clarandsn fl 00 pm Loot* Ml lobar ~ 6 16 pm Loot* Larla - 6 16 pm Laava taafard 6 60 pm , Laava Bay bar o 7 00 pm Laava Prlvaita 7 00 pm I.aave Adrlaa 7 12 pm j Arriva Conway 7 40 pw i Narthbouid.?No. f8. Laava Csaway 8 80 am Laava Adrlaa t 66 am > Laavo Privstta 9 00 am Laava Baybors t 10 am Laava Banford V) 20 am Laava Laria 086 pm Laava Mi Tabor 1010 am Laava Claraadoa 1140 am Arriva Cbadboara 1120 am > Laava Chadbsurn 1160 ib I Laava Illaaa 1216 pm Arriva llab 1226 pm j NOTICE. Conway Lodga, No. 00: Knlfhu of Pythias will maat regularly tba Aral and i third Thursday ntghta of oach month until otharwlaa ordarad. D: A.BNYBY Chan. Com. J. O. SriTBi I.K.6 8 May 14th, 9%s< > , ly WACCAMAW LIMB BTBAMBRB.?Tha Rtaamar will laava tha wharf at Canway avary Monday and Wadaaaday morning far Qaorgstswn al 4 o'oloek, touahlag all intarmadiata poiata; and will laava liar wharf al Qssrgatown avary Tnaaday and Friday morning for Conway al 4 o'slosk, lanohlng al all iatsraasdlata point*. D. T. MaNaill, Bon'l Agt. and Troaa., Canway, S. 0. J ah a 8. Bsaty, Agoal, Qaorgatowa, B.C. H. H. WOODWARD, Attorney and Counsellor et Law, Cokway, 8. 0. WFOfloe up stairs over HeraM eflee opposite Bank. DR. H. H. BURROUGHS, - LORIS, 8. 0. Calls promptly answsrsd nigh ! or day. R. Ik Scarborough, COKWAT, s. o, ... ATTORNEY AT LAW. . Fits? is Fixed. ..x," . ... ' ?; i9 ~ ~ ~j.~ ~ . i-? .-wrfwurt as ;: Chi.jaj 3EST PRESCRIPT Tasteless Ch is plainly printed on every on are taking when yon take icir formula knowing that y ou knew what it contained, ut up in correct proportions s acts as a tonic while the system. Any reliable druggi: Iglnai and that all other citations. An analysis of oth uperior to all others in e< ting when you take Grov aving l?ng been establisht old throughout the entire No Cure, No Pay. Prict Atlantic Coast Line NAILHOAD COMPANY OK SOPTT CAROLINA. Condensed Schedule Trains Going South. Dated Nov. 19. 1899 No.66* No. < P M a v Leave Wilmington 3:46 Leave Marion 9:84 Arrive Florence 7:16 ubhtc rioreuce *7:46 *5} 6* Arrive Runiter 8:67 8 6' No. 6* A M Leave Bumter 8:67 *9 4< Arrive Columbia 10:20 110* No. 62 runB through from Charleston vi* Central R. It., leading Charleston 7:00 a. m Lanea 8:34 a. m., Manning 9:09 a tn Trains Goine North. No 64* No.6. A. M. P M Leave Columbia *0:40 *4 It Arrive Bumter 8:06 6 8/ No. 8: P. M Leave Bumter *8:06 6 0< Arrive Florence 9:20 7 2> Leave Florence 9.60 Leave Marion ...10:80 Arrivo Wilminsrton 1:16 Daily. .no. 63 runs through to Charleslou, 8 l via Central R. R., arriving at Manuinp 6:04 p m., Lanea 6:43 p. nt., Charleston 8:30 p. m Trains on Conway llranoh leave Chad bourn 6 36 p in, arrive Conway 7 40 p a. returning leave Conway 8 30 a m, arrive Cbadbourn 11 20 a in, leavo Chadbourn 11 6f a m, arrive Hub 12 26 p m, returning loavi Hub 3 00 p m, arrive Chadbourn 3 36 p m Daily except Sunday. J R. Kenly, General Manager T. M Emerson, Traffic Manager. MM. Emerson. General Pausonger Agent Ginning Machinery, Saw Mill Machinery, , Planing Mill Machinery, Brick Machinery, Engines, all Types; ' Boilers, all Kinds. I I | These are our Specialties and we have the most complete and best lines to oiler. W. H. Gibbes & Co., MACHINERY and MILL SUPPLIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. COLUMBIA, tt. 0 THE LEADER INDEED. The New Ball Bearing Domestic Sewing Machine It Leads in Workmanship. Beauty. Oapaoity, Strength, Light Running. Every Woman Wants One. Attachments, Needles and Parts for Sewing Machines of all makes. When ordering needles send sample. Price 27c per dozen, Agent* Wanted in TTnooonpied Terri tory. J. L. 8HULL, 1219 Taylor Street, COLUMBIA, 8. C PITTS*! ANTISEPTIC INVIGORATORI Cure* La Grippe, dyspepsia, indigestion and all stomach and bowel tronblee, oolio or ohelera morbus, teething troubles with ohildren, kidney trouble*, bad blood and | all sort* of tore*, risings or felon*, out* and burn*. It i* a* good antiseptic, when le?nlly , applied, as anything on the market. Try it and you will praise it to other* . [f your druggist doesn't seep it, write to MURRY DRUG COMPANY, . COLUMBIA 8 0 ?????? q x ~ ... -j-~- -** 1 M j* | ^ /o/v /s ill Tonic. bottle?hence you Grove's. Imitators ou would not buy Grove's contains md is in a Tasteless N 1 .1 quinine drives trie >t will tell you that so-called Tasteless er chill tonics shows ycry respect. You c's??its superiority :d. Grove's is the malarial sections of $oc. Saw Mills, Corn Mills, Cane Mills, $ Rice Hiillers, Pea Hullers, Engines, Boilers, I Planers and Matchers. | Swing Saws, Rip Saws, and all other kinds of wood' working machinery. My Sergeant Log Beam Saw mill is the heaviest, strongest, and most efficient mill for the money on the market, quick, accurate. State Agent for H. B. Smith Machine Company wood working machinery* For high grade engines, plain slide valve?Automatic, and! Corliss, write me: Atlas, Watertown, and Strntherw and Wells. V. C. BADHAM, ~ 1326 Main St., Columbia. S. C:. O' /V. 12^ pV OLD NORTH 8TATBOINT MENT, the Great Antiseptic rr?_i? ? jcioaiwr, cures rues, Ecseraa, Sore Byes, Granulated Byelids, Carbuncles, Bolls, Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores, Burns, Corns,. Bunions, Ingrowing Toenails,. Inflammatory Rheumatism,, Aches and Pains, Chappedl Hands and Lips, Erysipelas.. It is something everybody needs. Once used always used.. For sale by all druggists and dealers. At wholesale by THE MURRAY DRUG CO., Columbia. 8. C Ortman Pays the EXpress Steam Dyeing of every description. 8team, Naptha, French Dry and chemical cleansing. Send for our new prioe list and oircular All work guar an teed or no oharge. Ortman's Steam Dye Works 1310 Main Streot Columbia, 8. O A L. Ortman, Proprietor. Murray's Aromatic Mouth Wash Whitens the Tedlh Cleanses the Month Sweetens the Breath The? Murray Drug Co., I [COLUMBIA,S. 0.